In a time of intense political division, industrial collaboration is still going strong. Caspar Herzberg shares why ...

Organisations must be prepared to learn from the cyberattacks that they experience. That's where anti-fragility comes in ...

The next frontier in AI/ML isn’t about building bigger models, it’s about making smaller ones work together. The rise of Model Context Protocol (MCP) and agentic frameworks will turn AI into a ...

As regulation of artificial intelligence evolves, the future of AI could be private in nature - here's how adoption of open and close source capabilities would compare How generative AI regulation is ...

When it comes to security risks, the era of AI presents a new battlefield for data breaches and leaks. However, while AI is undoubtedly playing a major part in cyberattacks and defence alike, it’s the ...

While OpenAI's ChatGPT is taking the large language model space by storm, there is much to consider when it comes to data privacy. If you’ve browsed LinkedIn during the last few weeks, you’ll almost ...

A strong disaster recovery as-a-service (DRaaS) solution can prove the difference between success and failure when it comes to keeping data protected Nobody wants to be subject to a security breach.

Kirsty Biddiscombe of NetApp explains the benefits of being frugal with data and how it'll help your organisation to run more effectively The environmental threat of single-use plastics is something ...

Copyright has always been inextricably linked to technological innovation. The introduction of the printing press to England in the 15th century led to a series of ...

Here, we explore the most threatening social engineering attacks for organisations, and how to go about keeping them at bay. Social engineering attacks remain among the most prominent and threatening ...

A Gartner poll has revealed that 70 per cent of organisations are currently in 'exploration mode' when it comes to generative AI innovation According to Gartner‘s poll surveying executive leaders, the ...

The former editor of Information Age, Michael Baxter draws upon material from his new book to discuss key events in the story of technology. In the story of technology, where do you begin? In my new ...